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Loading... The River Cottage Meat Bookby Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall
None. This is a favourite of mine, as, thanks to this book, I perfected the art of roasting and cooking meat to a point where my guests are always impressed with what I serve them! All meats are covered (game and otherwise), birds, pork, beef, lamb, etc. The introductory chapters are well worth the read, as they really go into details on the cooking methods, or the ways to cut meat, before moving on to recipes. The book is full of detailled pictures and recipes, and goes way deeper on the subject than the 'River Cottage cookbook'. Well worth having on the cookery shelves if you are a meat-eater. Also, it can be a very fine gift for men who enjoy cooking meat. Highly recommended. My reference for roasting If meat's your thing. Then so is this book Everything you ever wanted to know about meat and game. The guide to different cuts and how to use them is particularly helpful. One of my favourite cookbooks. no reviews | add a review
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I suspect that he got near the end of the book and they realized this behemoth was going to outgrow the binding, and cut it. Although less charitable thoughts could be thought. (